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Crédit photo :
Untitled
1981
André Léonard
Born in Montréal, André Léonard is the architect of three métro stations: Villa-Maria, Henri-Bourassa (west access) and Université-de-Montréal. He later worked with the Montréal regional parks service and took part in the renovation of the central building of the Botanical Garden.
Details
Category
Sculpture
Owner(s)
Société de transport de Montréal
Acquisition mode
Architectural integration
Materials
polymer concrete, stainless steel
External link
Location
Location
Location
Station Villa-Maria
Localization
Throughout the station
Accessibility
Access limited to métro opening hours; artwork is inside the turnstiles
Artwork description
The station’s architect produced two murals each consisting of five dial-shaped polymer concrete disks. By adding a slit to each circle and rotating each slit 45 degrees relative to its neighbour, he produced a feeling of movement and directionality.